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Making Analogue Clocks

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Overview:

A set of printable analogue clocks for students to assemble, designed to support learning about time. Designed for early and middle years students. Laminate clock faces and hands for best results.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the structure of an analogue clock and how to read time.
Practice setting and reading different times on an analogue clock.
Develop fine motor skills through clock assembly.

How the Activity Works:

Students print and assemble their own analogue clocks, using one of three styles of minute and hour hands included in the set. They use a split pin to fasten the hands to the clock face, allowing the hands to move. This hands-on activity helps students learn about time, reinforcing their understanding of the hour and minute hands while improving their ability to tell time on an analogue clock.

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